The Klamath River, Ca. post master has feeders behind the post office and they attract quite a variety of birds. I stopped there today and took 100 pics. I've narrowed it down to 10.
(Gold Finch and Pine Sisken)
Going Postal.
Golden-crowned Sparrow
Darkeyed Junco
White-throated Sparrow
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Western Scrub Jay
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Oak Titmouse
California Towhee
White-breasted Nuthatch
Spotted Towhee
House Finch
Wonderful pics adel!
Its so nice to see the Pine Siskens and all the rest! Great job!
Thanks pelle............I didn't have to take these through a window and most of the pics were taken under twenty feet away.
I have never even heard of a Golden-crowned sparrow and tonight I got to see a picture. Thanks!
wow, look how yellow your goldfinches are!!!
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wow, look how yellow your goldfinches are!!!
That's because they're a different species, Lesser Goldfinch, which doesn't get so dull in winter. They don't occur in IL, only western, CA & ID across to TX and down into Mexico.
Resin
Ah… well that would explain it. But they are not "less-er" yellow, they are "more-er" yellow. Ha.
P.U. stinky joke!!
< hideous groan >
;-)
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